Michigan Supreme Court

In recognition of Indigenous Peoples Day a reimagined exhibit featuring West Michigan Indigenous tribes is reopening at the Grand Rapids Public Museum, a case over the limits of Michigan's civil rights laws appeared before the state Supreme Court last week, and more.

The question before the court is whether the Elliott-Larsen Civil Rights Act applies in the case of a Calvin University professor whose contract wasn’t renewed after he officiated a same-sex wedding for a colleague

The campaign is asking the U.S. Supreme Court for emergency intervention

The Michigan Supreme Court will now decide whether a proposed state constitutional amendment to tighten the state’s voter ID laws belongs on the ballot

The Michigan Supreme Court recently ordered state regulators to re-assess the proposed Line 5 tunnel project

The lawsuit asks the Supreme Court to rule by August 20

A new study suggests the Great Lakes region has large potential to become a national shipbuilding hub, the Michigan Secretary of State has rejected a Republican Party request for a list of people who volunteer to be poll workers that includes personal identifying information, and more.

The Michigan Supreme Court’s found state environmental law requires a broader look at the impact of the entire pipelineThis decision is separate from other legal fights to shut down the pipeline

A new West Michigan addiction recovery program is helping adults heal while keeping their daily routines, the Michigan Supreme Court sided with the state Attorney General in a case against Eli Lilly, and more.

The Michigan case was filed on behalf of Catholic Charities of Jackson, Lenawee and Hillsdale Counties and has been on hold waiting for a U.S. Supreme Court decision